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Anonymous
Seeking advice here. At the start of Jan 2020, I bought this Manulife Smartwealth (II) for 5 years putting in $500 a month. This was just before COVID affected our lives.
The premiums are allocated into these 2 funds:
NIKKO AM SHENTON SINGAPORE DIVIDEND EQUITY FUND
FIRST SENTIER BRIDGE A DIST SEMI-ANNUAL FUND
To date, I have put in $22,500, the current account value is $20,684.82 and the surrender value is $12,410.90.
I am disappointed at performance of the funds. Would a fund switch be advised or should I bite the bullet and cut my losses?
Thank you.
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After 5 years maturity still lost what to do?
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Hmm, if you cannot afford the DCA, then just cancelled the ILP and accept the loss.
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If you can afford it, the market might get better at the end of 5 years, so you might get a small gain. Thus, just keep the ILP.
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In the future, please do not get any ILP from any companies. Financial advisors are highly incentivize to sell ILP and are also the only ones who sing praises about ILP. You will do better by just DCA into ETFs and stocks like S&P 500.
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If you can afford it, then continue until break even.
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Hi Anon!
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I'd advised you to to continue to pay till the policy maturity date if you're able to ...
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Hi, a year too late for an opinion?
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Try to do fund switch to another fund that may help your plan.